Photo Credit: Alejandra Higuera From the history of the Welland Canal to its vibrant and growing arts scene, there is no shortage of culture in St. Catharines. The city will be celebrating it with the return of Culture Days, this year for longer than ever before. ...
In a traditionally male dominated field, every year there are strong women that have important roles in the politics of BUSU. Whether they are outgoing members or hoping to be elected, women are helping shape the face of BUSU politics. Initially a medical science...
The Centre for Medieval and Renaissance Studies (MARS) wants to welcome everyone to meet the staff and students at their upcoming open house. The open house will be held on Thursday, February 13 from 3:30 p.m. to 5:00 p.m. in GLNA 201. Students who would like to know...
Brock’s Graduate Students’ Association (GSA) will be hosting their second iteration of their Starlight Gala in celebration of the continuous effort put out by graduate students at the university. The Gala will be held on Friday, March 6 at Club Roma on 125 Vansickle...
The bright lights, the crowd chanting, the crisp air, the referee’s whistle blows, and the sounds of the game reverberate throughout the stadium. Fans roar as the ball travels through the air, in a crescendo that almost parallels the parabolic arc of the pigskin. It...
Science fiction has been able to grab the attention of many humans; although usually consumed as more visual appealing and stylized films and television series, it is safe to say that the genre has a lot to offer in terms of entertainment. Being entertained is one...
If you have the desire to somehow participate in society, you are probably going to have to work for a living. Work seems like the epitome of our existence. From practical reasons for working – like eating and buying property up North (because we can all do that) - or...
Education is a subject that seems obvious to discuss in the institutions that were built for that very reason. These days it may seem like some sort of a paradox to be educated about the politics of such institutions. It is then neccessary to talk about education and...
Netflix’s newest sci-fi horror hit, The Platform, is an age-old allegory that’s been reiterated to us in fiction time and time again; however, not nearly with this much cannibalism, murder and fecal matter. The Platform operates as an outlandish metaphor for class...
